"Endangered Fen Orchid Flourishes Again Thanks to Decades of Conservation"

The fen orchid, or "Liparis loeselii," has been saved from "extinction" in the United Kingdom thanks to extensive conservation efforts, highlighting successful conservation biology practices.

• "Liparis loeselii," known as the fen orchid, is now no longer considered an "endangered species" according to the latest Great British Red List for vascular plants, published by the BSBI.
• Decades of dedicated conservation biology have been pivotal in reviving the fen orchid population, marking a rare success story in the fight against plant "extinction" in "Great Britain."
• While the fen orchid has bounced back, the new report still presents a "stark picture" for many other wild plants, with numerous species categorized as "near-threatened species" or "vulnerable species."